Sentence examples for economic perceptions from inspiring English sources

First, the election is having a strong effect on economic perceptions.

The Survey Research Center of the University of Michigan has been tracking American economic perceptions since the 1950s.

Maybe the vampire/zombie imagery reveals the impact of psychology on economic perceptions – some people fear most the dominance, some the dependence of others.

Having blamed efforts by his predecessors to "manipulate the dollar for domestic political purposes" for a global financial crisis, Mr. Lindsey surely cannot complain if the efforts of his own colleagues to worsen economic perceptions come in for criticism -- especially if this administration succeeds in getting the recession it apparently wants.

Roosevelt's New Deal stopped the negative flow of economic perceptions and realities.

Or, more darkly, is the vague suspicion that such omissions happen for fear of hurting sales true? Do the economic perceptions around what crowdfunding should be in the media really matter?

Subjective economic perception is less non-response biased.

The improvement in prediction provided by the subjective economic perception of income compared to that based on income alone could be due to the following.

The questionnaire consisted mainly of three sections: socio-economic, perception of injury and clinic preferences.

Table  7 presents the results of logistic regression analysis that incorporated the workers' socio-economic characteristics, perceptions of condoms and intent to use them, and sexual experience.

The influence of a number of factors, including socio-economic characteristics, perception of coral resources state of health and attitudes towards non-compliance with regulations are analysed.